The felonies are:Drunk driving, third offense and assaulting a police officer.The misdemeanors are:Unlawful use of a motor vehicle, license suspended 2nd offense, reckless use of a firearm, and resisting arrest.I think that the misdemeanors he was charged with are worse than the felonies.

We had a tenant years ago burn down a townhouse because of smoking in the backyard, police never could prove that the tenant did it, they skipped town like a ghost when the cops started asking questions.. 

They use up police resources and your local council person gets constant complaints about them.

What happens then is all the surrounding houses get higher taxes pushing them out also the town loses all the property taxes and the police dept fire dept and school funding gets cut to nothing. 

Obviously I have done neither but want to feel comfortable with my approach especially as a new kid in town, well, not really a kid, I am a retired police officer getting into the REI business.  

Seems like there is a police/sheriff station close by.Schools according to GreatSchools seem average to good.We ran our numbers last night and based on our investment criteria and considering the various 'rules and guidelines' for budgeting, the house meets our criteria.  

What if a crime occurs at the peoperty - its not like you can call a plumber to meet with the police?

Maybe if I installed glass shards sticking out of the little wall the drunks like to sit on for their malt liquor picnics...the perfect spot to hide from the police. 

If the parents are on the line for the damages then they will police the children so you don't have to *chef's kiss* I don't know why I didn't think of that sooner.

Low crime rate and a very strong police presence, it’s just a lack of investors and landlords.